I decided to start Gospel Beats back in 2015 because technically we are all Christians connected to one body of Christ, with the same goal. Plus, I am a big fan of collaborations because we are better as a team than standing alone. I always been a huge fan of hip hop, so my primary genre of my music is Christian hip hop. I currently have four published albums on iTunes and other digital platforms starting back since 2013 up to my most recent in 2020; with another album currently in the making. Even though the main genre is hip hop, each album illustrates diversity being that each song is different with a combination of rapping, singing, preaching, or simply praising and worshiping. 

I basically grew up and was raised in the church. My mother was heavily in the church and made sure my brothers and I were at church every Sunday. Then, when my mom passed when I was 10 years old, I pretty much stopped going to church and grew up just like any other kid, getting into trouble, fights, etc. but nothing to drastic though. However, I did struggle with depression a lot, thinking that it may stem from my mother passing. However, I always had that church foundation to keep me from going to far off the deep end. After about 12 years when I became an adult out on my own, I decided to go back to my roots and get back into the church. I found a church home and have been growing spiritually ever since. I always had a passion for rap music growing up, so in 2010, I decided to use my passion for rap music to glorify God. I never was strictly an artist alone, rather I enjoyed the entire process from writing the lyrics, to making the beat, to recording the song, to mixing and mastering the song. The crazy thing though is that I don’t perform because I have stage fright, so I always lean more towards the production side of the song. However, because I am delivering a meaningful message, I want these songs to be heard by the masses!